randibear
Honored Contributor (10K+ posts)
Member # 11290
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when i get calls that i don't recognize the number, i simply put them on a block, don't answer, and that way i never have to mess with them.
my sister told me in her state, ohio, that all medical records are being computerized and any doctor, can have access. this means anybody in the office does too.
soon all our records will be available to police, doctors, lawyers, heck anybody.
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beaches
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Honestly, I am so overwhelmed in my daily life that I can't get all charged up about this.
I believe that if someone wants the down-low on you, they'll get it one way or another.
You can have an unlisted phone number, yet people can still look up your name, address and those in your household. I can't control that, so I can't worry about it. All I can do is not be on FB, twitter, etc.
I do love the idea that LAX mom suggested: tell them they're on a recorded line! What a GREAT idea!
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